MGU Ayurveda College Achieves Milestone with Five Central Research Approvals
In a significant academic breakthrough, the Ayurveda College of Mahayogi Gorakhnath University (MGU) in Gorakhpur has secured approval for five research projects under the esteemed Spark Fellowship Scheme. This initiative is administered by the Central Council for Research in Ayurvedic Sciences, which operates under the Union Ministry of Ayush. The approval marks a historic moment as the institute becomes the first Ayurveda college in Uttar Pradesh to receive simultaneous endorsement for five projects under this prestigious fellowship program.
Details of the Approved Research Projects and Scholars
The approved projects are spearheaded by dedicated research scholars, each working under the mentorship of experienced faculty members. The scholars and their respective mentors include:
- Pragati Yadav, guided by Vinamra Sharma
- Arun, under the supervision of Giridhar Vedantam
- Ravi Ranjan, mentored by R Pushpan
- Prabhakar Verma, working with Abhijit N
- Vineet Singh, under the guidance of NR Navodaya Raju
Each of these projects will benefit from a research grant of Rs 50,000, provided through the Spark Fellowship Scheme. This financial support is designed to facilitate in-depth studies and innovations in the field of Ayurveda, promoting evidence-based research and traditional medical practices.
University Leadership Celebrates the Achievement
Vice-Chancellor Surinder Singh hailed this accomplishment as a testament to the students' research aptitude and the exceptional guidance offered by the faculty members. He extended his congratulations to the selected scholars and their mentors, emphasizing that their efforts have brought significant recognition to Mahayogi Gorakhnath University on a national scale.
Registrar Pradeep Kumar Rao described the development as a proud moment for the institution. He noted that this achievement is expected to further strengthen the research culture on campus and enhance the university's academic standing at the national level. Rao highlighted that such successes underscore MGU's commitment to advancing Ayurvedic education and contributing to the broader healthcare landscape through rigorous scientific inquiry.
The approval of these projects under the Spark Fellowship Scheme not only boosts the morale of the academic community at MGU but also sets a benchmark for other institutions in Uttar Pradesh. It reflects the growing emphasis on integrating traditional Ayurvedic knowledge with modern research methodologies, fostering a holistic approach to health and wellness.
